A Christ-Like Figure in Lord of the Flies

Character like Christ is a writer who associates hints among their character with Jesus Christ in their story. In The Fly of the Flies, the author William Golding explains the similarities between Simon and Jesus. Simon is one of the protagonists of the Lord of the fly and he has the features and appearance related to Jesus Christ. Simon also has a similar character and helps the weak of the group. When Simon wanders through the jungle, he will also experience the devil on the road.

William Golding 's novel Lord of the Fly has a strong similarity between Simon and Jesus Christ. In the novel, Simon is explained as a character like Christ. William Golding did not associate the symbolism of Christ with the Lord's Lord, but obviously we can see that Simon resembles Jesus Christ. Just as Christ is called to be sacrificed. We respond to the confrontation between Jesus Christ and the devil in the wilderness by discovering the truth about the beast and his conversation with his Lord, as stated in the Christian Gospel.

Simon, Jesus Christ, "The Lord of the Flies" of William Golding 's "The Lord of the Flies" first published in 1954 received some of the best comments of the first novel of the time . This book is full of symbolism and it is applied today as well. In this article we will look at the similarities between Simon and Jesus' characteristics and similar circumstances. Functional similarity One of the themes of Golding's Lord of the Flies is to exist like "Christ."

Simon is one of the protagonists of "Flying King" novel. Simon's role seems to live in the correct life of other boys on the island. Compared to Simon and Jesus Christ there are many reasons and examples in the "Lord of the fly". One reason why Simon is known as statue of the king of the Lord is that he seems to promise many nonselfish acts like Christ all the time. Simon, he chose to stay to help Ralph build a hut and go for fun ... the owner of Seremban has a very attractive view of the Golding society. In the book, he shows what he believes about the credibility of society, that is, man is evil in nature. In contrast, Rousseau shared his view on 'discourse on inequality'. It shows that society makes people evil. I agree with Rousseau. I believe that humans are born with good and that society puts us in corruption. Rousseau grew up with peace and new ideas from 1712 to 1778